Evaluation of FAO’s work in South Sudan 2016–2023
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This country programme evaluation assesses the work of the Food and Agriculture Organization of theUnited Nations (FAO) in South Sudan over the period 2016–2023, one of FAO’s largest and most complexcountry programmes globally. Conducted by the FAO Office of Evaluation, the evaluation aimed togenerate evidence-based lessons for programme improvement and to support accountability to FAO’sgoverning bodies, national counterparts and resource partners. The evaluation concludes that FAO is well positioned to play a more strategic role across the humanitarian–development–peace nexus in South Sudan, given its technical mandate, field presence and partnerships. It recommends accelerating the shift toward resilience and cash-based approaches; mainstreaming conflict sensitivity; strengthening needs-based targeting; developing longer-term partnerships; better leveraging FAO’s corporate technical expertise; and using monitoring and evaluation more systematically to support learning and programme adaptation.